AG Set 2 of 4 Flashcards

(86 cards)

1
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Under the Public Employees Occupational
Safety and Health Program
(PEOSH) every law enforcement officer
is required to undergo Hazmat refresher
training _______________________.

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annually

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A sworn officer or civilian employee of a
police agency acting under the authority
of the laws of the State of New Jersey
shall not consider a person’s race
or ethnicity as a factor in drawing an
inference or conclusion that the person
may be involved in criminal activity, or
as a factor in exercising police discretion
as to how to stop or otherwise treat
the person, except when responding to a
suspect-specific or investigation-specific
_____________________ situation.

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B.O.L.O.

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The crime of “official deprivation
of __________________
___________________” requires proof
beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer
committing this offense acted with
the purpose to intimidate or discriminate,
and actually knew that his or her conduct
was unlawful.

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civil rights

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Police officers may not frisk a detained
suspect for weapons unless they
are aware of facts that constitute a
_______________________, and articulable
suspicion to believe that this particular
individual may be armed and dangerous.

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reasonable

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5
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Law enforcement officers in this
State are always authorized to order
the _________________ of a lawfully
stopped vehicle to step out.

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driver

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As part of a new National Preparedness
vision, the federal government has created
a National Incident Management
System, which is commonly referred
to as the ______________________.
This on-scene command component,
is commonly referred to as the
___________________ Command System
(ICS).

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NIMS / Incident

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Step 1 in law enforcement response to
reports of illegal evictions is to determine
___________________ regarding eviction
or threatened eviction.

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Facts

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Section 33-11.1 prohibits persons
from effectuating a “forcible entry or
___________________,” which the law
defines as the entering and holding of
a property using any means other than
those permitted by the lawful eviction
process

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detainer

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Step 2 in law enforcement response to
reports of illegal evictions is to issue
___________________ to responsible
persons.

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warnings

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If officers conclude that any occupants
were illegally evicted in a manner prohibited
by Section 33-11.1, then the officers
should ensure that the evicting
party immediately allow the occupants
to ___________________ and reoccupy
the premises.

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reenter

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11
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Step 4 in law enforcement response
to reports is if warnings goes unheeded,
issue ___________________ -
___________________.

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Complaint-summons

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12
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A police officer must qualify
with his service handgun, off-duty handgun and authorized shotgun
____________________ a year.

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twice

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If after remedial firearms training and
subsequent attempts to qualify, the
participant still does not fire a passing
score, the _____________________
_________________ instructor should
report this info to the
____________________ or Agency Executive.
The Chief will then determine
what action is appropriate and will notify
the County Prosecutor in writing.

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supervising firearms / Chief

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It is appropriate to develop best practices
and uniform operational procedures
on reviewing and investigating
firearms permit applicants, as well as
to develop uniform statewide standards
for police agencies to follow
in processing applications under New
Jersey’s firearms licensing laws. The
_________________________ should
be to ensure to the extent practicable
that individuals who apply for a permit in
one jurisdiction are not treated differently
from similarly-qualified individuals who
apply for a permit in another jurisdiction.

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goal

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While the provisions of N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5
prohibit unlawful possession of a firearm,
the law contains numerous exceptions.
N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6g, authorizes the transportation
of firearms while traveling between
two locations at which New Jersey
law expressly permits the possession
of a firearm, provided that the firearms
are carried ______________________
and contained in a closed and fastened
case, gunbox, securely tied package,
or _______________________ in the trunk of the automobile in which they are
being transported.

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unloaded / locked

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According to the guidelines regarding
reasonably necessary deviations in the
course of travel exception for transporting
firearms, the exception speaks to
reasonably necessary deviations in the
course of travel. Whether particular deviations
are covered by the exception
must be determined on a case-by-case
basis, based on the totality of the
_______________________.

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circumstances

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17
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After initially qualifying as a K-9 patrol
or K-9 specialty team, the handler and
police dog team must be re-evaluated at
a minimum ______________________.

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semi-annually

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In addition to the K-9 teams re-evaluation,
in-service training must be conducted
for K-9 patrol and specialty teams a
minimum of ________________ times
annually.

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4

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19
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Some strategic
____________________ of the
Statewide Action Plan for Narcotics
Enforcement:
- put every actor along the drug distribution
chain at enhanced risk of identification,
apprehension, swift prosecution
and stern punishment;
- target repeat offenders, large scale or
prolific distributors, upper echelon members
of organized trafficking networks,
manufacturers and persons who distribute
to, or employ juveniles in, drug distribution
schemes for investigation and
prosecution;
- eliminate open and notorious commercial
drug transactions; - discourage all persons, and especially
young people, from using or purchasing
illicit substances
- discourage the misnomered concept of
“casual” and “recreational” drug use

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objectives

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Narcotics enforcement is designated to
remain the number ________________
priority for every NJ Law Enforcement
agency.

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one

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21
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Every law enforcement agency with
__________________ or more sworn
officers shall designate at least one officer
as its narcotics enforcement officer.

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5

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22
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The “Law Enforcement Notice of Restraining
Order” form is to be used in
those cases in which a person is charged
as a _____________________ and released
without being detained.

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juvenile

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23
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The enforcement of the overdose law
provides legal protection in the form of
immunity from arrest, prosecution, or
conviction for a use or simple possession
drug charge when a person, in good
faith, seeks ___________________ assistance
for him/herself or for another.

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medical

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The Overdose Prevention Act affords
______________________ from arrest,
prosecution, and conviction for a drug
use or simple possession charge when a
person, in good faith, seeks medical assistance
for him/herself or another who
is experiencing an overdose.

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immunity

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The Narcan coordinator shall report all deployments of Narcan to the ROIC's Drug Monitoring Initiative within ____________________ hours to ensure timely reporting of overdose events to a centralized location and to allow Drug Monitoring Initiative personnel to analyze the information and produce reports statewide as appropriate.
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There have been instances where law enforcement officers or agencies have used persons on probation to engage proactively in law enforcement operations such as "controlled buys" of illicit drugs. Although these probationers are not being asked to commit a criminal offense, their proactive activities on behalf of law enforcement may require them to violate a condition of probation that they not associate with persons involved in _____________________ activities.
criminal
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A County Prosecutor or the Director of the Division of Criminal Justice shall not approve the use of a probationer to proactively support a law enforcement investigation unless the prosecutor or Director determines that there are compelling public __________________ reasons that justify the risk of undermining the person's rehabilitation.
safety
28
In regards to the interim guidance regarding marijuana decriminalization, the following conduct no longer violates state law: - Simple possession of ________________ ounces or less of marijuana - Simple possession of 17 grams or less of hashish; - Being under the influence of marijuana or hashish; - Failure to properly dispose of marijuana or hashish; - Possession of paraphernalia for marijuana or hashish; and - Possession of marijuana or hashish as a motor vehicle operator.
6
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The ____________________ of marijuana or hashish, either burnt or raw, by itself no longer establishes "reasonable articulable suspicion" to initiate a stop or search of a person or their vehicle to determine a violation of a possession offense or a fourth-degree distribution offense.
odor
30
There shall be a presumption in favor of engaging in a curbside warning - rather than initiating more formal action involving a juvenile - when the officer personally encounters a juvenile who has allegedly engaged in conduct that appears to constitute an ordinance violation, such as loitering or curfew violations; or activity that is dangerous or disruptive, but not necessarily ____________________.
unlawful
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There shall be a presumption in favor of performing a stationhouse adjustment - rather than pursuing a delinquency complaint against a juvenile - when: o The juvenile has no prior ____________________ of juvenile adjudications or stationhouse adjustments; o The juvenile's conduct constituted a petty disorderly persons offense, a disorderly persons offense, or a __________________ - degree crime if committed by an adult; and o The juvenile's unlawful conduct did not constitute an act of bias, sexual misconduct, or violence, and did not involve controlled dangerous substances (CDS) or CDS paraphernalia.
history / fourth
32
On a ____________________ basis, each state, county, and local law enforcement agency shall report to the Director of the Division of Criminal Justice and County Prosecutor in their jurisdiction the following anonymized information about each stationhouse adjustment in effect with that agency in the prior quarter.
quarterly
33
Fingerprinting is required when a juvenile, age ____________________ or older, is charged on the basis of an act which, if committed by an adult, would constitute a crime.
fourteen
34
Fingerprints may be taken for juveniles of any age for ___________________ to latent fingerprints, either with the approval of the court, or with the consent of the juvenile and parent or guardian. "Such prints shall be destroyed when the purpose for the taking of fingerprints has been fulfilled."
comparison
35
Fingerprinting is also required when a juvenile, age thirteen or under, is adjudicated delinquent in Family Court on the basis of an act which, if committed by an adult, would constitute a ____________________.
crime
36
The New Jersey Code of Juvenile Justice forbids photographing juveniles under the age of fourteen "...for criminal identification purposes without the approval of the court, or the ____________________ of the juvenile and [their] parent or guardian."
consent
37
Once the complaint-summons is filed with the court, the law enforcement officer shall within ____________________ days personally serve the summons on the juvenile and their parent, guardian, or custodian without taking the juvenile into custody.
five
38
Every law enforcement agency having patrol jurisdiction is required to designate ____________________ sworn officer to coordinate juvenile matters. This Juvenile Liaison Officer (JLO) should be designated based upon their training and experience.
one
39
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-32(a), under no circumstances shall any juvenile taken into short term custody be held for more than ____________________ hours.
six
40
In most cases, juveniles under the age of ________________ should not be used as informants. Under no circumstances should juveniles under _______________ be used as informants.
16 / 12
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Prior to using a juvenile as an ___________________, a written consent is needed from the juvenile, and his/her parent or guardian.
informant
42
A juvenile can be detained for up to ____________________ hours in a municipal lockup until release to parents or transfer to other authorities.
six
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Whenever a school employee seizes or comes upon any firearm or dangerous weapon, the school official shall immediately advise law enforcement, ___________________ the firearm or weapon pending the response of law enforcement, and take reasonable precautions to prevent the theft or destruction of the weapon.
secure
44
When a student is arrested off of school grounds during school hours, the arresting officer must notify the building ______________________ of the school where the student is enrolled as soon as is practicable.
principal
45
All requests by school officials to undertake an undercover school operation in a particular school or school district will be directed to the local chief of police or, where appropriate, to the Superintendent of State Police. However, it is understood that the ultimate approval of all undercover school operations can only be granted by (designated school official) and (the _________________ __________________) or, where appropriate, the Attorney General or his designee.
County Prosecutor
46
In regards to an undercover school operation, the law enforcement officer's ___________________can approve the exemption from the general rule prohibiting the bringing of firearms onto school property.
superior
46
No undercover school operation shall be conducted which entails the placement of an undercover officer as a certified member of the school community without prior written approval of the ___________________ __________________ with notice given to the Commissioner of Education, or in the case of non-public schools, the chief school officer.
Attorney General
47
All undercover, surveillance and "clean sweep" narcotics operations taking place on school property shall be coordinated and approved by either the __________________ __________________ or the Attorney General.
County Prosecutor
48
All requests by school officials to undertake an undercover school operation should be directed to the local ____________________ of police or, where appropriate, to the Superintendent of the State Police.
Chief
49
No undercover school operation shall be conducted which entails the placement of an undercover officer as a certified member of the school community without prior __________________ __________________ of the Attorney General with notice given to the Commissioner of Education, or in the case of non-public schools, the chief school officer.
written approval
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Searches conducted by school officials are based on a legitimate interest in maintaining discipline, and thus have the inherent, independent authority to conduct an investigation of suspected rule infractions and to subject students and student property to ___________________ searches.
reasonable
51
Urine specimens shall be ordered from a sworn law enforcement officer upon __________________ __________________ to believe the officer is illegally using drugs.
reasonable suspicion
52
Before a law enforcement executive may order an individual officer to undergo reasonable suspicion testing, the agency shall prepare a ________________ report documenting the basis for the test. Under __________________ circumstances, approval may be given for a reasonable suspicion test on the basis of a verbal report
written / emergent
53
Sworn law enforcement officers and trainees shall complete a Drug Testing Medication Information form listing all prescription medication, non-prescription (over the counter) medication, dietary and nutritional supplements that were ingested by the officer during the past ____________ days.
14
54
If a sworn law enforcement officer who is being drug tested is unable to produce a urine specimen, the monitor may allow the individual to drink up to __________________ ounces of fluids distributed reasonably over a period of up to __________________ hours in an attempt to induce the production of a specimen.
40 / three
55
The State Toxicology Laboratory will provide written test results for every specimen submitted for analysis. All efforts will be made to deliver these reports within ______________ working days of the submission.
15
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__________________ who refuse to submit to a drug test during basic training shall be immediately removed from the academy, immediately suspended from employment, and upon finding that he/she did in fact refuse to submit a sample, terminated from law enforcement employment and permanently barred from future law enforcement employment in New Jersey.
Trainees
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Sworn law enforcement officers who refuse to submit to a drug test ordered in response to reasonable suspicion or random selection shall be immediately ___________________ from employment.
suspended
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The AG Guideline on Statewide Mandatory Random Drug testing # 2018-2 requires that random drug testing of law enforcement officers be at least ___________________ per year.
twice
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It is recommended that police make reasonable efforts to locate a parent or legal guardian and to obtain their permission to conduct a ______________________ search of the minor's property.
consensual
60
When school officials obtain consent from a parent to a search and the adult (or emancipated minor) student objects, it is recommended that the search be stopped. If the search is to be undertaken by police, the safer course, in the face of the student's objection, would be to secure the scene and apply for a ________________.
warrant
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Under both the Fourth Amendment and New Jersey law, an alert by a properly- trained and handled K-9 constitutes ____________________ cause.
probable
62
The agency must notify the County Prosecutor ___________________ of any use of deadly force, any use of force by an officer that results in death or serious bodily injury, or any death in custody that occurs within its jurisdiction.
immediately
63
Agencies with an objective and fair internal affairs process will limit their risk of ____________________ ____________________.
civil liability
64
According to the internal affairs policy and procedures, the first step toward positive discipline is to emphasize ____________________ and de-emphasize control.
instruction
65
The steps of progressive discipline include oral reprimand, written reprimand, ________________ fine, suspension without pay, loss of promotional opportunity, demotion, and discharge from employment.
monetary
66
Some supervisors occasionally need to be reminded that the fundamental responsibility for direction and control rests with the ____________________ ____________________ at the operational level, not with the law enforcement executive.
immediate supervisor
67
According to the internal affairs policy and procedures, the primary means of reducing and controlling inappropriate behavior and misconduct within police agencies is ______________________.
prevention
68
According to the internal affairs policy and procedures, the primary means of reducing and controlling inappropriate behavior and misconduct within police agencies is ______________________.
prevention
69
According to the internal affairs policy and procedures, critical to the discipline and management of a law enforcement agency is proper _______________________.
supervision
70
An officer may be immediately suspended if the employee is __________________ for duty; he is a _____________________ to any person if permitted to remain on the job; or it is necessary to maintain safety, health, order or effective direction of public service; or he has been charged with a crime of a first, second, third, or fourth degree or a disorderly persons offense while on duty or the act touches upon their employment.
unfit / hazard
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An internal affairs investigations will take no more than ____________________ days from the receipt of the complaint to the filing of disciplinary charges.
45
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If the firearm discharge occurs while the agency employee is on duty, then the ___________________ ___________________ must be notified.
County Prosecutor
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Informing an officer that their statement will not be used against him or her in a criminal case is called the _____________________ Warning.
Garrity
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In a ______________________ investigation, the responsibility for a criminal investigation is separated from that for an administrative investigation.
bifurcated
75
On a periodic basis, and at least once a year, every agency shall submit to the County Prosecutor and publish on the agency's public website a brief synopsis of all complaints where a termination, reduction in rank or grade, and/or suspension of more than ______________________ days was assessed to an agency member.
five
76
At a minimum, an agency's EW System policy shall provide that ______________________ separate instances of performance indicators within any twelve-month period will trigger the EW System review process.
three
77
One of the most important aspects of EWS is that it is ____________________. Although an officer may have received discipline for conduct associated with certain performance indicators, the mere fact that an officer was "flagged" by EWS does not, by itself, trigger additional punishment for the officer. Rather, EWS helps managers identify areas where officers may need additional support and creates an opening to raise the issue.
non-punitive
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One of the ways we hope to address these concerns is by reframing and redesigning how we identify at-risk officers. Rather than focusing on traditional "early warning systems," which simply track and count instances of performance indicators, we hope to build a new model—a true "early ____________________ system"—that comprehensively tracks officer conduct and provides better tools for assessing and assisting officers before problems escalate.
intervention
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_________________ ________________ ______________ includes unwelcome sexual advances and or requests for sexual favors or other verbal or physical conduct based on gender when (a) submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of employment; or (b) submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as a basis for employment decisions.
Quid Pro Quo
80
______________ ________________ _________________ includes unwelcome sexual advances and or requests for sexual favors or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature which has the purpose to effect or substantially interfere with an individual's work performance; or create an intimidating, hostile or offensive work environment.
Hostile Work Environment
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When discrimination or harassment is found to have occurred, the agency involved shall take prompt & remedial action to _________________ the discrimination or harassment.
stop
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Fingerprint cards, plates and photographs and similar ______________________ investigation records that are required to be made, maintained or kept by any state or local government are not deemed to be public records subject to inspection or available for copying.
criminal
83
If a reporter calls and requests information on an arrest, which has been made in connection to a crime which was reported, and at the time you do not have any of the information at hand, you should provide the information to the reporter within _____________________ hours.
24
84
Most information stored on a police department computer system will need to be stored on a _____________________ computer system that is not shared with non-law enforcement agencies.
separate
85
It is a _______________________ of court to disclose the existence, or basis for, a search warrant prior to execution.
contempt